Money Terms Explained by Nevlin

Understand 1,505 financial terms with an offline glossary and on-demand page explanations.

Understand financial language while you read. Money Terms Explained by Nevlin brings an offline glossary of 1,505 financial terms into Chrome. GET STARTED IN CHROME 1. On this store page, click "Add to Chrome", then "Add extension". 2. Click the puzzle-piece Extensions icon in Chrome's toolbar and pin Money Terms Explained by Nevlin so it is easy to find. 3. Open a regular webpage with English financial text, such as a news article. 4. Click the purple Nevlin icon, then "Explain terms on this page". 5. Close the popup by clicking outside it. Click a highlighted term on the page to see its definition. 6. To look up a term directly, open the extension and use the glossary search box. To clear the page, open the extension and click "Remove page highlights". Run the scan again after new content loads. Highlighting does not work on the Chrome Web Store, Chrome settings pages, or in PDF viewers. No account or sign-in is required. FEATURES • 1,505 distinct terms covering banking, investing, loans, mortgages, derivatives, and economic indicators. • On-demand highlighting with up to three highlights per term. • Searchable offline glossary. • Examples for selected introductory terms and source links for expanded definitions. • Remove page highlights whenever you like. • Optional links to Nevlin financial education courses. PRIVACY Definitions and page matching run locally in your browser. No account is required. The extension does not transmit article text or browsing history and includes no analytics or remote code. Opening Nevlin or source links visits external websites governed by their own privacy policies. Nevlin links include campaign and term identifiers. SCOPE English-language glossary. Some definitions are specialist reference terminology. Nineteen ambiguous entries are searchable only. Scans cover readable text in the main page; restricted Chrome pages, PDF viewers, images, and embedded frames are not supported. Re-scan after new page content loads. Expanded definitions are attributed to EDM Council’s Financial Industry Business Ontology (FIBO), with MIT license notices included. Educational information only, not personalized financial advice.